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Bell attended three meetings of the Multnomah County Common Law Court (possessing no judicial authority according to Federal government laws) in Portland, Oregon, which put government officials on trial in absentia and awarded judgements against them.

The administration of the Law should be simplified by training men of uprightness and discretion whose will is to fulfill this function in the community to decide all complaints by the abstract principle of the Law of Thelema, and to award judgement on the basis of the actual restriction caused by the offense.

In 2010, he won a long running legal battle with the BNP over the use of his copyrighted images on their website, with Welshpool County Court awarding judgement in his favour and damages against Nicholas John Griffin, the BNP leader, and the BNP.

Where appropriate, a court may award judgment summarily upon fewer than all claims.

The court awarded judgment of $217 to Hall.

Courts have awarded judgments of as high as $11 million in recent playground-injury cases.

Worthington died from yellow fever before the case was tried but his family continued the suit and were awarded judgment against Callaghan.

If the debtor still does not respond - and, again, most don't - Ms. Lacey will go to court for an award judgment.

Armed with incriminating evidence, they attended administrative hearing after administrative hearing and were awarded judgment after judgment against their quarry.

Criticizing the research technique used by the plaintiffs' scientific experts, the courts awarded judgment without trial to the drug's manufacturer, Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals.

He appealed to the Pope, and the Pope appointed a great commission of churchmen to examine into the facts of Joan's life and award judgment.

It arrived at its destination with water damage and the Blish Milling Company sued the railroad and the awarded judgment was upheld in Georgia Court of Appeals.

On that basis, two lower Federal courts, accepting the employer's assertion that it would have fired Ms. McKennon had it known of the infraction, awarded judgment to the company.

One of the decisions awarded judgment to a former lifeguard who sued the City of Boca Raton, Fla., for failing to protect her from years of harassment by her supervisors.

The mayor also wants to prevent people "predominantly at fault" for their own accidents from recovering from the city: sympathetic juries have awarded judgments to armed plaintiffs wounded by police officers, and to accident victims who were inebriated when they were injured.

The jury found that Aubrey was gulity of conversion of the profits and awarded judgment in favor of Thomas of $439,000 plus $9,059.09 in costs, signed by Judge Vernon J. Foster on October 1, 1985.

But the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, in St. Louis, reversed and awarded judgment to the police on the ground that the officers could not have been expected to know that their actions violated any of Mr. Deuser's rights.

In actions by petitioners challenging adjustments to their gross income made when respondent included recovery of certain previously claimed losses, the Tax Court awarded judgments based on the pertinent facts of the transactions as a whole, and determined that taxable gain was realized only where the deductions in prior years had offset gross income for those years.